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 1 2 |      man only. Now the order of motion is called rhythm, and the
 2 2 |        in the tendency to rapid motion which exists in all animals;
 3 7 |      without weariness, whether motion proceeds from themselves,
 4 7 |        the use of the remedy of motion in the rites of the Corybantes;
 5 7 |     rest, but, on the contrary, motion—rocking them in their arms;
 6 7 |    affections of this sort, the motion coming from without gets
 7 7 |         the use of exercise and motion in the earliest years of
 8 7 |      each of them, a harmonious motion being diffused everywhere,
 9 7 |     movements of the body. Such motion may be in general called
10 10|   things at rest and nothing in motion, or is the exact opposite
11 10|     true, or are some things in motion and others at rest?—To this
12 10|         that some things are in motion and others at rest. “And
13 10|          in the revolution, the motion which carries round the
14 10|    impossibility, that the same motion should impart swiftness
15 10|    sometimes have one centre of motion and sometimes more than
16 10|       us assume that there is a motion able to move other things,
17 10|        one of the many kinds of motion.~Cleinias. Granted.~Athenian.
18 10|         principle of change and motion in all that is—that we shall
19 10|   Cleinias. I must say that the motion which is able to move itself
20 10|      spoke of the tenth sort of motion, that was not quite correct.~
21 10|  thousands of bodies are set in motion, must not the beginning
22 10|       the beginning of all this motion be the change of the self–
23 10|         mentioned principles of motion would first spring up among
24 10|      Then we must say that self–motion being the origin of all
25 10|         well as among things in motion, is the eldest and mightiest
26 10|      has been already given—the motion which can move itself?~Cleinias.
27 10|        the source of change and motion in all things?~Cleinias.
28 10|     soul as being the source of motion, has been most satisfactorily
29 10|       Athenian. And is not that motion which is produced in another,
30 10|       were either at rest or in motion?~Cleinias. I do.~Athenian.
31 10| Athenian. And that of things in motion some were moving in one
32 10| Athenian. Of these two kinds of motion, that which moves in one
33 10|   saying that both mind and the motion which is in one place move
34 10|         order, and are like the motion of a globe, we invented
35 10|       credit.~Athenian. And the motion of the other sort which
36 12|     jest or earnest, of his own motion, but in war and in peace
37 12|         of all things, to which motion attaining generation gives
38 12|  argument from the order of the motion of the stars, and of all